DR. NO | Bond meets Honey 

What year was that interview?

I wonder if he tasted the honey?

@@seeharvesterprolly, Sean Connery was one of the top alpha men on planet earth when he was James Bond.

Ursula--- Wow! 😎

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Scotland is still part of the UK. However, the Union Jack is for Sean Connery the actor: portraying James Bond and his many great films - and for his services in the Royal Navy during World War Two. The Scottish flag 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (here) is for Sean Connery the man: and to Scotland where he was born and where his political alliances and his heart will now forever lay.

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62 Likes! 11/01/2020

Me too

but totally unbelievable. When someone says they are (honest, a christian, patriotic) you can be sure they are lying.

Hi there Language was different back then, phrases like this were more commonplace

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@@Hithere-ek4qt just like when a liberal preachs about tolerance, or how izzlam is the religion of peace. thats all bullshit!

@@NhatHuyNg I doubt he was aiming at conservatives, he was just sayin' that people who are not Christians at all sometimes lie and say that they are to get the job done

Every time I try that line the girls always clutch their purses and sprint away...

@@user-dc9rf1sy1m As they should. Ha ha ha ha ha

That's because he is British.

@@martinXY Quite so, sir.

I said this once and was accused of rape

Ursula Andress had a spectacular body, but that overly structured bikini didn't do her justice. Even so, she's the most iconic of all the Bond women in this scene.

Ursula!! Oh, yeah.. 😎

"at my next shag"

@Mr.Beant no his hair in dr no was real he only started to use a wig in from russia with love and after

My intent is honrabile

Typical Bond answer. Legendary womanizer.

Oh Bond XD

Me too!

To není Conery...🤔

damn not bad

And all you can think about are the value of the shells from this. Get out your mamas basement.

@@BJBDF What?

@@BJBDF 😂😂😂

Economics.

She's the definition of a 60s bombshell along with Claudine Auger and Faye Dunaway

And look at her now...oh god I-

Flat-out SMOKIN’!

@@hathaway.1166 age does that to all, it's what's inside that counts in the long run

@@piano_master_5246 bullshit.

Prolly because she’s the baddest bitch I have ever seen

I’d wager most men had never seen a sight like that in their entire lives at that time in history….no wonder it was iconic lol

@@TravisJohnSmithlol!

That kind of fierce independent athletic beauty was completely new then - the antithesis of Marilyn Monroe. She was really stunningly beautiful too.

As if the introduction of Connery as Bond earlier in the film not not iconic enough, his female lead got the same iconic entrance also.

Glorious Technicolor!

I think you're referring to the bright color, and yes I very much agree. I started used an extension for Chrome called Video Styler that lets me make the colors more vibrant. 🙂 Here are my settings, if you're interested: i.imgur.com/Xnof0jQ.jpg

The early Bonds weren't just video games. They had some plot and characterization

I agree, I much prefer the quality of old films to digital.

In gaining better technology, we lost what was unique and special about classic cinema

Of course. Because he’s going to ride her all night long.

@@deerenzo Like the movie Hotdog. I had Sunny side up, Sunny side down, and Sunny all de way around!

0 omi Mmmm 8 nu oile ocer ce CFR

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Vesper???

I like Ursula a lot, but she might not even be the best in the Connery era. Daniela Bianchi was stunning in From Russia With Love.

Goddess

Vesper tho

@@lukar7306 GTFO, there's at least 10 bond girls better than vesper

Mine too.

lol, agreed. i was thinking the same thing.

Bond said it earlier on the movie, so he maybe didn't do it twice so the audience wouldn't think he always answers the same way.

The people back than looked older

@@KELPacino Moore didn't! Funny the way Connery aged slower later on in life (90s), where as Moore aged faster later on in life.

@@1091Floyd21 facts

@@b0zay opinions

Connery aged so quickly. He was actually almost bald here too (wearing a toupee). By 1975 in 'The Man Who Would Be King', he almost looked old (he was just 44), and did not visibly age any more than that until his retirement in 2003.

First and Only! 😎

Especially Sean!😮

Didn't know that.

Great looking couple!❤

Oh, yeah...❤

Passed away on Halloween day. Just like River Phoenix, and Harry Houdini.

@Michael F. Tommey Of Course.....

@Michael F. Tommey Nice knife too

Well, I think the machine ran out of gas after Roger retired and it's been running on fumes and numerous flat tyres ever since

@@guillezorro I i agree since Roger retired the magic has gone now

Sean and Ursula.❤

@@joanne26 Wow, i didn't know that either. I also didn't know that the beautiful Sally Geeson from Bless This House is actually the sister of the very beautiful Judy Geeson. How thick is that? Time HAS flown, it's scary. Wish I could go back.

You know there is waterproof makeup ? 😄

@@FalkoN12345 In the 60s?

@@kylep3514 Haha maybe not

ah yes movie logic

Did you miss the fact that she had the snorkeling mask, which would protect her eyes and the mascara/eyeliner from running.

I totally agree. I'm 50 now and my generation has had the chance to have THE best outlook on it all as we today take full advantage of technology, have witnessed all it's bustling rise first hand but still remember how things were before when there was very little of it. My two cents: - cellular phones, started off as a great commodity (used it first in 1994) in respect to home/office landlines + phonebooths in the streets...but were not accompanied by any education about the new technology so today people pretend to dial a number and expect to have another person answer within 3-4 second in any given moment...even if they are having sex, are in the shower of shitting on a toilet. It becomes really annoying at times especially because some people panic and think if you don't answer in 5 seconds and two calls you must have had a car accident, gave up you job or are dead on the floor... - PCs, fantastic tool and a formidable aid in many things, they literally created hundreds of different jobs from scratch (among which mine), their performances and reliability grew exponentially while their price tag dropped dramatically so today you can access formidable processing power and memory storage with 4-500 euros while 2-3000 euros give you access to actual supercomputing and the possibility to run top-notch complex SW that 20-25 years ago was limited to advanced scientific facilities. Probably the best thing that happened to humanity. - the Internet, excellent platform per-se, allows unthinkable data exchange among billions of people in real time (my first navigation on BBS in 1988 as a kid, online 24/7 personally since 1998), eMail totally revolutionized the world and if it suddenly disappeared the planet economy would collapse in a matter of days. Online systems are showing endless possibilities in many fields. - Social media, meh... in the beginning it was fun and helpful (started with Tagged.com 4 years before FB was born, already had a 3D avatar on ActiveWorlds.com years before SecondLife.com even existed, had P2P accounts on eMule and such) as long as we used it as a side-tool to organize a meeting or maybe a family dinner or so. Today I see a nonsensical use of it (except maybe YT) that absorbs people into the shallowness of their hedonism and basically makes people waste their life. - Smartphones, meh... they started off as a cool and useful thing but today have become in fact the base for Orwell's Big Brother...people unconsciously pour toms of personal information in them daily...where they go, what they do, what they buy or like, how they look, who they frequent for business or pleasure...all this information is silently gathered by private and governmental organizations for a wide variety of goal, most of which are not in the person's favor. Cheers.

Lucky are the ones from the previous times.

Movies is an illusion though. Its not same as real life. But i do think they are great at aspiring and motivating people to do something amazing

Yeap. Pure poetry.

the sexy line of the movie

@ Exactly!

Marlon Brando fired one into Ursula in real life

Sean Connery is so much better than shitty Brando

They two were gorgerous man

Też byłam i rozpoznałam, gdzie to jest, po wodospadzie. O tym, że tam kręcono Bonda, nie wiedziałam 🙂

I too stood on that very beach after having walked down the water falls to the sea ... back in 2005, lovely vacation.

Respect.⭐️

This hurts so much now... but he’ll be forever young and strong up there. RIP Sir Sean, and God bless...

Haha yes.. Runs all the way to another part of the beach haha 😂

Plus a fisherman who has lived there his whole life does not know what a marine engine sounds like.

I reported your racist comment to the Black Lives Matter Bowel Movement.

That's a yikes from me cuz

@@CooManTunes It’s racist to just say “black dude” now?

She had to ask 🤔

She is 88

Atapoã Da Costa Feliz Yeah I miss him too, all of us miss our favorite 007.

@@StephenLuke Olá, Luke Davis, sou compositor de música instrumental e fiz a música "Um tema para James Bond", em homenagem a Sean Connery". Veja o vídeo: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VaxVXriNhok.html

Or she'd say, ". .. Wow! Now, there's a mouthful." 😏